Try Installing QuickTime 7.7.6 for Windows… This version works! https://support.apple.com/kb/DL837?locale=en_US
Google Remote Desktop Mouse Not Showing / Invisible
To correct the problem, connect a mouse to the remote machine. After connecting a physical mouse to a PowerEdge T20, it corrected the problem.
Cyberlink PowerDirector 13 Activation Problem
If you’re getting an activation issue after using the KEYGEN, change these registry settings….
Open Run Command. type in “regedit”.
Use the FIND Command = prod_activate
“Prod_Activate=OnlineCheck” to “Prod_Activate=OfflineCheck”
Also, locate ureg.ini in install folder… Edit “Prod_Activate=OnlineCheck” to “Prod_Activate=OfflineCheck”
TM-AC 1900 Router RT-AC68U (T-Mobile Personal Cellspot)
It’s possible to buy the T-Mobile Version and flash with Stock Firmware or DD-WRT.
Esxi on Dell PowerEdge T20
Follow these steps:
1. ESXI Customized Image from DELL:
VMware ESXi 5.5 Image Driver Details | Dell US
2. Intel I217LM Nic Card Driver from here:
3. ESXi Customizer to overwrite existing driver.
VMware Front Experience: ESXi-Customizer
4. RUFUS to burn the Modified ISO to USB.
Rufus – Create bootable USB drives the easy way
5. Make sure the BIOS as the VT -D Setting Enabled (Virtual Machine Setting is CHECKED).
Boot the Machine with the Bootable USB, Press ‘SHIFT+O’ and type noIOMMU press Enter.
It will boot the OS and skip ‘Initializing IOV’ Error.
This should work as
To Enable noIOMMU option every-time the OS boots,
a. Activate SSH and connect to the ESXi server
b. type: esxcli system settings kernel set –setting=noIOMMU -v TRUE
that will make it bypass the “Initializing iov” everytime.
chrome java plugin not found
SOLUTION:
Chrome has disable support for NPAPI plugins.
Re-enabling NPAPI is only a temporary solution
You can enable temporarily using the flag: chrome://flags/#enable-
VMware ESXi 5.5.0 1331820 Purple Screen / Dell Poweredge 2950
Motherboard nonmaskble interrupt, undiagnosed.
vmx-swga
PCPU 0: USSUVUUU
FIX = Change Virtual NIC in the VM indicated from E1000E to E1000.
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Dell PowerEdge R720 and 2950 Fans Running at Full Speed All The Time QnD
Problem can be the result of power supplies… Confirm that redundant power supplies are installed and plugged in.
VMware vCenter Converter P2V to ESXi 5.5 Steps [If Getting Errors using Infrastructure]
IF VMware vCenter Converter Standalone Client VM/Physical or TIB to VMware Infrastructure ESXi Server Fail, try the steps below.
Important: Remember to REMOVE VMWare tools from the VM before doing the below.
- Used VMware vCenter Converter.
- Migrate to Version Workstation 8.X.
- Open in Workstation, add Server running ESXi
- Power off the VM
- Go to Settings
- Open options (tab)
- VM Tools
- Choose top answer “Update manually (do nothing)”
- The drag over to Esxi or use the upload command.
- Drag and Drop to Server in VMWare Workstation
- Run
Vmware Upload Failed: A specified parameter was not correct
Uninstall VMware tools from the VM…
Then:
1. Power off the VM
2. Settings
3. options (tab)
4. VM Tools
5. Choose top answer “Update manually (do nothing)”
The drag over to Esxi or use the upload command.
Problem solved.
http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2036689
Symptoms
Cannot import an OVF to vCloud Director (vCD)
Importing an OVF to vCD fails
The virtual machine was created in VMware Workstation
Cannot deploy the OVF in vCenter Server
Cause
VMware Workstation includes a parameter that allows all virtual machines to use the default settings to upgrade VMware Tools.
This setting is not supported in vSphere and vCD environments.
Resolution
To workaround the issue:
Open the the OVF file using a text editor.
Locate the line:
<vmw:Config ovf:required=”false” vmw:key=”tools.toolsUpgradePolicy” vmw:value=”useGlobal”/>
Change this line to:
<vmw:Config ovf:required=”false” vmw:key=”tools.toolsUpgradePolicy” vmw:value=”manual”/>
Save the file.
Note: The .mf file must be deleted after saving the changes.
Alternatively, export the virtual machine back to Workstation and change VMware Tools update option to manual:
Right-click the virtual machine in Workstation and click Edit Settings.
In the Options tab, change the VMware Tools update option from Use application default to Manual.